Sentence examples for generally talented from inspiring English sources

Unrestricted free agents are generally talented players, but not the teams' biggest superstars.

This year's team contains the first successful recruiting class under coach Mark Turgeon's regime, and it's made the team more versatile and generally talented than in years past.

They generally pluck talented video creators and help them make videos by providing the costumes, cameras and paychecks needed to make a more professional-looking video.

Manchester people generally are very talented, but I should say that the community theatre shot at Dickens Hard Timess in Ancoats Mill, which I mentioned yesterday, will have professionals leading the cast and doing all the invisible stuff, alongside the amateur actors.

More generally, the talented businessman is unconstrained by the factors of age or public acclaim that other "stars" must contend with and other opportunities are on offer to those that want to take a reduced role.

What's more, numerous studies have shown that the wealthiest people are generally not the most talented by other measures.

Wealth was reserved for business owners (and generally for corporate executives), talented investors and investment bankers who risked their own capital.

Captain Niklas Kronwall, goalie Henrik Lundqvist, who anchored the 2006 gold medal team that defeated Finland in the final, and Erik Karlsson are part of a talented group generally seen to be more gifted than the Finns.

Colleges and universities generally seek to enroll talented students who will succeed academically and contribute to the institutions' educational ethos.

They are generally smarter, funnier, more talented and bad ass than most.

Of course, because Mill's praise for Taylor Mill is so extravagant, to suggest that she was less talented, noble, or generally admirable than he took her to be is not necessarily to denigrate her.